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[lizardandchicks]

@sideWing and anyone else who knows. I have been wondering if you could use the same incubator for both reptile and bird eggs? I am not able to go into hatching eggs yet, but soon, soon I will (may be 5-10 years down the road) I have just been wondering about it. Thanks!

 

[La Casa de Pollo]

@sideWing
 and anyone else who knows. I have been wondering if you could use the same incubator for both reptile and bird eggs? I am not able to go into hatching eggs yet, but soon, soon I will (may be 5-10 years down the road) I have just been wondering about it. Thanks!

This post made me giggle considering your username lol

 

[the-bird-man]

One of my turkeys is gone and something stinks outside. I am very tired of my animals getting killed And the baby turkey I was trying to help died. This isn't a good morning.

i am so sorry red wish i could help.

Some good news. Our first eggs!! One regular and one fairy egg. Sexlinks 18 weeks old.

The boys have been taking care of them and they are so proud.

yay congrats! such a good feeling! and i am so glad your boys are helping, not enough people know how to produce food these days so i always get excited to see kids doing it!

 

[lizardandchicks]

This post made me giggle considering your username lol

Well, they are my 2 favorite animals, and I would think it would be really fun to breed both once I am old enough to live by myself. That is why I was wondering. It didn't help that I had a really confusing dream last night which made me start thinking about my question.

 

[RedIII]

Well, they are my 2 favorite animals, and I would think it would be really fun to breed both once I am old enough to live by myself. That is why I was wondering. It didn't help that I had a really confusing dream last night which made me start thinking about my question. 

For the record, I also love lizards And frogs and newts and salamanders, even though those are amphibians.

 

[Cynthia12]

For the record, I also love lizards

And frogs and newts and salamanders, even though those are amphibians.

We have had a few of each, through the yrs. Kids love em too.

 

[the-bird-man]

@sideWing
 and anyone else who knows. I have been wondering if you could use the same incubator for both reptile and bird eggs? I am not able to go into hatching eggs yet, but soon, soon I will (may be 5-10 years down the road) I have just been wondering about it. Thanks!

i had a friend do it. basically if you get the temp and humidity right you can hatch about any fertile bird/reptile egg. of course you cant use a turner set up

 

[sundancenbare]

@sideWing and anyone else who knows. I have been wondering if you could use the same incubator for both reptile and bird eggs? I am not able to go into hatching eggs yet, but soon, soon I will (may be 5-10 years down the road) I have just been wondering about it. Thanks!

yes you just need to be able to control the temp and humidity

 

[the-bird-man]

my little barred rock girl who just turned 14 weeks just squatted for me. was not expecting that yet

 

[Joybells]

My duck gave up brooding but the hen is still on the nest. I candled the seven eggs today. The flashlight wasn't as bright as I'd hoped it'd be, and I didn't get any pictures... but three were mostly dark inside except when the light was angled in the air cell... My guess is around 10 days for them, which would fit. The fourth was a little tiny bit lighter and when I held very very still I saw some motion! The last three were very clear, I think they're duds. I marked them and I'm going to look for a better light. Didn't see any veins in any of them but I did see some motion so that's good, right?